History of sound in cinema
Across
- 2. of the highest quality or level
- 4. to cut something off abruptly
- 6. to become stuck or blocked
- 8. narrow pieces of an object such as paper, or film etc.
- 10. to attract or pull in
- 11. to display or exhibit proudly
- 12. eccentric or zany
- 13. wavering or unsteady
- 16. a period of time
- 18. to direct one's attention or efforts towards something
- 22. the perforations along the edges of film that engage with the sprockets of a projector
- 23. a reference to something from the past
Down
- 1. a long, loud cry, often expressing pain, fear, or anger
- 2. tiny spots or blemishes
- 3. to fix something firmly and securely in a surrounding mass
- 5. to peel or come off in small pieces
- 7. a prolonged, continuous, sibilant sound
- 8. few and far between, not plentiful
- 9. to deal with or manage something
- 14. smallest in amount or degree
- 15. a firm hold or grasp
- 17. extravagant or sumptuous
- 19. reorganized or equipped for a new purpose
- 20. causing significant disruption or change
- 21. a thin, flat piece cut from something